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Chop Shop

  • Culinary Stone deli offers plenty for the senses.
  • Jul 1, 2014
  • 2 min read

When Culinary Stone opened in the Riverstone Shopping Center last fall, there was no plan for a deli. However co-owners Sandy Volkar and Sandra and Brad Gunn quickly realized that they could take their customers’ culinary experience to an even greater level. “People were coming in for spices, rubs, and olive oils, so we thought why not provide them with great natural meats to go with,” said Sandra. The Chop Shop features all natural meats including grass fed beef from Oregon as well as pork and lamb from Bonners Ferry farmers such as Good Sheppard Lamb Company. “Customers will tell us it’s some of the best meat they’ve ever had, and that’s rewarding to hear,” said Brad. Now that the sun is shining, The Chop Shop is bringing lunch and dinner outside. You can order a fresh made sandwich featuring artisan meats and gourmet cheeses and enjoy it on the patio. Salads are also available as well as Italian lunch boxes which include meats, cheeses, olives, and bread. Executive Chef Bob Black has hand selected unique cheeses like cranberry, Rembrandt, an aged Gouda, and the ever popular triple cream. He stocks Brooklyn Brine pickles straight from New York and Zaps chips from New Orleans. “You can’t get these just anywhere, and that’s really what we’re trying to provide here, something unique,” said Bob. Along with the ever popular cooking classes, The Chop Shop at Culinary Stone is also holding weekly wine tastings from 5pm-7pm on Wednesdays, as well as food and wine tasting during the Riverstone Street Fair which runs each Thursday night through the end of summer. Fridays is Brats and Beer. You get a bratwurst, potato salad, and one of twelve craft beers Chop Shop has on tap for just $7.50. Beers are all regionally based and many aren’t available in cans or bottles. You can also fill up a 64-ounce growler to go for $15. For those who prefer to cook at home, you can pick up sausages, steaks, chops, and more. There is also a ready-made counter offering potato and pasta salads, cheese trays, ribs, and other items perfect for a picnic. Expect live music and more specials throughout the summer as well as new wine, beer and meat clubs in the coming months. Whether it’s a bite to eat or an after work glass of wine or beer, the Chop Shop at Culinary Stone is truly a place to relax and be inspired. www.culinarystone.com www.facebook.com/culinarystone

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